I intend to use this printer outside the USA with 220V current. Is there any problem that I must be aware of when using it in these conditions? Thank you for your answer
19020
The power supply is rated for 100-240VAC 50/60Hz 0.6Amp so you should not have a problem.
456377
Yes it works perfectly outside of the US. I use it in Central America and haven't had any problems.
51510
It is a printer only - it does not put data onto a dvd. So if you want to print on the dvd surface it works well. I do not know about 220v plug.
330160
I checked the box mine came in, and the bottom and back of the printer, and found no indication of line voltage specs. My on-screen manual says "AC 120-240 V, 50/60Hz"
646704
My country runs 220v but I use mine with a 100v step-down 'transformer'. I didn't wann take the risk of testing it. I'll advice you get a step-down too.
699484
Yes you can. I have been running it in 220v since I got it and have not had any problems.
1577603
We live in USA, Florida and it's 110V which is fine for here. Works amazingly well and quiet.
838136
I bought it and live in Argentina with 220 v. There is no problem, the main unit is powered with a 110 to 220 v adapter, so you can connect directly
1505141
It's 100-240V... It can be used anywhere with a simple adapter. I've used it overseas with no problem.
715904
At the Epson website, it's rated for 100 - 240 V ±10%, 50 / 60 Hz AC. Check it out: http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Product.do?sku=V11H478120
776614
İ am using same way with 220v and no problem. By the way this is a very good product versus price.
524345
It has a American outlet and Im not sure you could use a converter to bring down to 110volt if using in Europe or elsewhere.Im unimpressed with the quality so I wouldnt buy it again and NOT bring it abroad (read my experience, the blade part isn't very good they had to resend me new ones)
1179734
Dear Customer,This item is only 110v. In order to use it abroad you will need a voltage converter.Thanking you,EWO
615351
It comes with a 110v adapter/transformer that converts it to 12v 500mA DC. If you found an appropriate transformer that would transform from 220v to 12v 500mA DC, you should, but I wouldn't do it without contacting Epson. I would assume doing so would probably void your warranty.
1174298
I would not try to use it in Europe. Instead, I would buy a similar model that runs on the European voltage standard. Otherwise, you can ruin the device -- even with a voltage converter.
1336485
Others have expressed problems with tripped breakers and blown fuses; however, I have not had any problem. My printer is on the same 15 amp circuit with plugs and lights from several rooms. I have a 30-year old house, so my electrical circuits are not cutting edge by any means.
101611
I have had no problem using it both in Austria and in Russia where the voltage is 220V and frequency 50Hz. Just be sure to get one of the cheap plastic adaptors converting the US-type flat prongs into the European round prongs.